I see some posts about dented cases, is this the case with all Grendel rifles or is it limited to a certain few type I bolts?
Type l and Type ll bolt?
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C67, attached is a PDF of an infographic I created to illustrate the issues involved in matching the bolt-face depth to the cartridge extraction groove.Attached Files:: 6.5 GRENDEL Deer and Targets :: 6mmARC Targets and Varmints and Deer :: 22 ARC Varmints and Targets
:: I Drank the Water :: Revelation 21:6 ::
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Originally posted by BluntForceTrauma View PostC67, attached is a PDF of an infographic I created to illustrate the issues involved in matching the bolt-face depth to the cartridge extraction groove.
Awesome, thanks for that. Is there a gauge of some sort that i can put my re-load in to check for proper OAL?
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That kind of gauge exists, but I don't have experience with them. I believe Alexander Arms sells what you're looking for.:: 6.5 GRENDEL Deer and Targets :: 6mmARC Targets and Varmints and Deer :: 22 ARC Varmints and Targets
:: I Drank the Water :: Revelation 21:6 ::
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Originally posted by BluntForceTrauma View PostThat kind of gauge exists, but I don't have experience with them. I believe Alexander Arms sells what you're looking for.
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My go to for reloading : The Slotted Gauge from Sheridan Engineering. It lets you visually see the cartridge in a chamber for figuring out what is wrong. Solved my 7.62x39 conversion issues. Also solved cast bullet issues I had, with a 100 gr cast rn that has to be set to a lower OAL, to keep from jamming the rifling while loading. All is visible in the gauge.
Originally posted by BluntForceTrauma View PostThat kind of gauge exists, but I don't have experience with them. I believe Alexander Arms sells what you're looking for.
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Originally posted by oldbarnowl View PostMy go to for reloading : The Slotted Gauge from Sheridan Engineering. It lets you visually see the cartridge in a chamber for figuring out what is wrong. Solved my 7.62x39 conversion issues. Also solved cast bullet issues I had, with a 100 gr cast rn that has to be set to a lower OAL, to keep from jamming the rifling while loading. All is visible in the gauge.
http://www.sheridanengineering.com/index-2.htm
aah that’s the item i was looking for, someone said Dillon also had something like this? Do you know IF that’s true? Supposedly its better for some reason, i forget why this person said its better, i've been reading waaaay to much between Grendel info & my AR .308 build LOL.
Hey you're from Maine also, i just noticed that lol. Do you know IF our local Cabelas sells Grendel re-loading supplies? Whats a good starter kit, Im a newbie lol.Last edited by Christopher67; 05-27-2015, 09:24 PM.
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Cabelas has hornady ammo, and 6.5 mm bullets, including Hornady 123gr amax, and some powders are coming back. That is still intermittent finding a correct powder. I picked up Hodgdon CFE, Benchmark, and H4198. I have not seen Grendel brass, They show Hornady Grendel dies in stock.
you can buy a lee kit for 140 that has everything to start except dies. Start out with a single stage for simplicity. You can buy lots more stuff later...
Hey you're from Maine also, i just noticed that lol. Do you know IF our local Cabelas sells Grendel re-loading supplies? Whats a good starter kit, Im a newbie lol.[/QUOTE]
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Originally posted by oldbarnowl View PostCabelas has hornady ammo, and 6.5 mm bullets, including Hornady 123gr amax, and some powders are coming back. That is still intermittent finding a correct powder. I picked up Hodgdon CFE, Benchmark, and H4198. I have not seen Grendel brass, They show Hornady Grendel dies in stock.
you can buy a lee kit for 140 that has everything to start except dies. Start out with a single stage for simplicity. You can buy lots more stuff later...
Hey you're from Maine also, i just noticed that lol. Do you know IF our local Cabelas sells Grendel re-loading supplies? Whats a good starter kit, Im a newbie lol.
Awesome thanks! I'll look into the Lee kit & dies & 6.5 bullets this coming weekend.
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